Editing Reza Abbasi (section)

{{Short description|Persian painter (1565–1635)}}
{{distinguish|Ali Reza Abbasi}}
{{Infobox artist
| name             = Reza Abbasi
| image            = Portrait of the artist Reza 'Abbasi by Mu'in Musavvir, Isfahan, Iran, signed and dated 19 April 1676.jpg
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| caption          = Posthumous portrait of Reza Abbasi by his student [[Mo'en Mosavver]]. Created in [[Isfahan]] on 19 April 1676
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| birth_date       = 1565
| birth_place      = [[Kashan]] or [[Mashhad]], [[Safavid Iran]]
| death_date       = {{death year and age|1635|1565}}
| death_place      = [[Tabriz]], Safavid Iran
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| family           = [[Ali Asghar (painter)|Ali Asghar]] (father)
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[[File:Riza-yi-Abbasi 008.jpg|thumb|''Youth reading'', 1625–26]]

'''Reza Abbasi''' ({{langx|fa|رضا عباسی}}),{{efn|also spelled '''Riza yi-Abbasi''' or '''Reza-e Abbasi'''}} also known as '''Aqa Reza''' ({{circa|lk=no|1565}} – 1635),{{efn|Āqā Riżā Kāshānī}} was the leading [[Persian miniature|Persian miniaturist]] of the [[Isfahan School]] during the later [[Safavid]] period, spending most of his career working for [[Shah Abbas I]].<ref>Brend, 165</ref> He is considered to be the last great master of the [[Persian miniature]], best known for his single miniatures for ''[[muraqqa]]'' or albums, especially single figures of beautiful youths.